Tomorrow, Nov. 3, is election day. For those in the Tallahassee community who are looking to vote, here are some voting resources and candidate profiles to learn more about who might show up on your ballot.

Florida governor’s race

Democratic nominee David Jolly will face off against Republican nominee Byron Donalds.

Gubernatorial candidates Democrat David Jolly and Republican Byron Donalds

Gubernatorial candidates Democrat David Jolly and Republican Byron Donalds

David Jolly: Learn more about this candidate here

Bryon Donalds: Learn more about this candidate here

Florida’s US Senate race

Democratic nominee Angie Nixon will face off against Republican nominee Ashley Moody.

Florida U.S. Senate Democratic candidate Angie Nixon and Republican candidate Ashley Moody

Florida U.S. Senate Democratic candidate Angie Nixon and Republican candidate Ashley Moody

Angie Nixon: Learn more about this candidate here

Ashley Moody: Learn more about this candidate here

Florida’s US House race, District 2

Democratic nominee Amanda Marie Green will face off against Republican nominee Austin Rogers.

Congressional District 2 Democratic candidate Amanda Marie Green and Republican candidate Austin Rogers

Congressional District 2 Democratic candidate Amanda Marie Green and Republican candidate Austin Rogers

Amanda Marie Green: Learn more about this candidate here

Austin Rogers: Learn more about this candidate here

Tallahassee’s mayoral race

This is a nonpartisan race. Loranne Ausley will face off against Jeremy Matlow.

Loranne Ausley and Jeremy Matlow

Loranne Ausley and Jeremy Matlow

Loranne Ausley: Learn more about this candidate here

Jeremy Matlow: Learn more about this candidate here

Tallahassee City Commissioner races

These are nonpartisan races. PJ Perez will face off against Tom Derzypolski for City Commissioner Seat 3 and Dianne Williams-Cox will face off against Dot Inman-Johnson for Seat 5.

Tallahassee Mayor John E. Dailey presents a proclamation recognizing Domestic Violence Awareness Month during a City Commission meeting on Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2026, in Tallahassee, Fla.

Tallahassee Mayor John E. Dailey presents a proclamation recognizing Domestic Violence Awareness Month during a City Commission meeting on Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2026, in Tallahassee, Fla.

Tallahassee City Hall: Learn more about City Hall here

Voting resources

Still unsure of how to vote? Learn more about the process here.

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This article originally appeared on FSU News: The ultimate voter guide for Tallahassee, Florida elections